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*''Hishō'' corresponds with 飛翔, meaning "soaring", while ''maru'' corresponds with 丸 ("circle"), a common kanji in historical Japanese names that is still used in [[Wikipedia:Jidaigeki|period dramas]]. In some ways, "maru" can correspond to English's use of "The" as a title -- as in how ships are titled (e.g., "The Mayflower," "The Enterprise," or | *''Hishō'' corresponds with 飛翔, meaning "soaring", while ''maru'' corresponds with 丸 ("circle"), a common kanji in historical Japanese names that is still used in [[Wikipedia:Jidaigeki|period dramas]]. In some ways, "maru" can correspond to English's use of "The" as a title -- as in how ships are titled (e.g., "The Mayflower," "The Enterprise," or "The Kobayashi MARU"). | ||
*The Japanese word "Gou" (used in GoHishō) means "strong" or "manly". | *The Japanese word "Gou" (used in GoHishō) means "strong" or "manly". | ||
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- Hishōmaru is an Autobot Swordbot from the Go! portion of the Aligned continuity family.
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Hishōmaru (ヒショウマル) is part of the Swordbot Shinobi Team. He can combine with Gekisōmaru and Sensuimaru in various configurations. With Hishōmaru as the top, the combined form is called GoHishō (ゴウヒショウ Gōhishō).
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- Voice actor: Daisuke Sakaguchi (Japanese)
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Notes
- Hishō corresponds with 飛翔, meaning "soaring", while maru corresponds with 丸 ("circle"), a common kanji in historical Japanese names that is still used in period dramas. In some ways, "maru" can correspond to English's use of "The" as a title -- as in how ships are titled (e.g., "The Mayflower," "The Enterprise," or "The Kobayashi MARU").
- The Japanese word "Gou" (used in GoHishō) means "strong" or "manly".



